Colorado Task Force 1 and GEM prepare for Hurricane Helene relief, with the Task Force ready for search and rescue and GEM assembling essential kits for those affected.

Miami Beach officials have decided not to increase parking rates after residents expressed opposition to the planned rate hike from $4 to $6 per hour in South Beach.

Anthony Rodriguez is hosting the second annual Stand Down event to support veterans on November 1, 2024, with activities, resources, and services for military personnel and their families.

A photo tribute to Celia Cruz in Miami-Dade County marked the beginning of Hispanic Heritage Month, featuring an exhibit, music, and the presence of local officials.

Palm Beach County Fire Rescue deploys a team to assist with Hurricane Helene's impact, equipped with boats and special gear, without affecting local services.

Florida Task Forces mobilize for Hurricane Helene, with Task Force 2 based in Orlando, bringing equipment and canine units, and Task Force 1 departing for Ocala, ready with rescue specialists.

Mayor Levine Cava will discuss Miami-Dade's preparations for Tropical Storm Helene and offer support to affected communities in a briefing at the Emergency Operations Center.

Miami-Dade County announces an event on October 2 to start National Domestic Violence Awareness Month, with activities planned throughout October to support survivors and raise awareness.

Florida expands its state of emergency to 61 counties in preparation for an incoming storm that could become a hurricane.

North Miami is set to honor Councilman Scott Galvin for his 25-year service with a superhero-themed celebration on September 29 at Scott Galvin Community Center.

Police Chief Michael Coleman resigned as Riviera Beach's interim City Manager shortly after his temporary appointment following the suspension of City Manager Jonathan Evans.

A judge ruled that a lawsuit seeking the removal of Miami Commissioner Joe Carollo lacked standing, dismissing claims that he violated the city charter and free speech rights. The plaintiffs plan to appeal.

The Museum of Discovery and Science in Fort Lauderdale has launched a Scooby-Doo interactive exhibit, inviting visitors to solve a jewel theft mystery alongside Mystery Inc.